Republicans Seek Wool Tariff Revision in Congress
A March 22 report from Warblington details Republican efforts to lower wool duties. The plan would unify classes and reduce tariffs on raw and manufactured wool, potentially freeing carpet wools. Debate centers on whether the measure erodes protections, with supporters citing reduced discrimination and costs, while opponents warn of higher prices for cloth and limited offsetting rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warblington
Payne
Niriet
Tht
Wiley Plans to Work With Pinchot on Reputed Bill
Washington March 22 Dr Harvey W Wiley named to the advisory board of the National Conservation of Health Association chaired by a laf. shot He will speak on Conservation of Health at the Knoxville exposition in 10s1 focusing on preservation and development of southern resources The plan includes backing a Payne bill resembling the Underwood rules and opposing the president's veto on similar measures The GOP list passed by Congress remains vetoed The article notes Wiley’s role with Pinchot and the policy stakes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Heo
Underwood
Payne
Truift Board
Washington
Harvey AV. Wiley Les Bean
National How Association
Conservation of
Wiley
Knoxville
Tenn
Deer Lodge Notes and Local Developments
Special correspondent from Deer Lodge reports the new hotel, the Andari, nearing readiness with dining room plans, a hotel manager candidate, and a hoped April opening with outside guests. Also noted are land deals, court sentences for escaped convicts, a new bank opening, a gymnasium project, and local election ticket bets with civic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Anand
Leopold Sohiniat
Olympia
Clarence Valston
Hay
Kohrs
College of Montana
Folica
C. O'Bannon
Rollin Humber
Rollin Humber, Aldermen— Soward, Freq Tags; Second Ward, Liamy MacPherson
A. G. Kran
Elmer van
Gundy
Hamilton
Larable Bros. MH
Conor Haway
Northwestern Army Posts Not to Be Abandoned
Washington reports the senate military committee struck from the army appropriation bill a provision allowing abandonment of small posts. If the Senate prevails, none of the northwestern posts will be abandoned. The March 2 Denver item notes a church event and a New York speaker denying involvement by Wall Street interests in a movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Senate Military Committee
House
Secretary of War
Senate
Denver
Trinity Methods
Mplacopal
Claranes A. Tivour
New York
Wallatroct
Artic in Cotter Court Amid Woman Suffrage Debate
Unclear fragment recalls a Cotter case or council event tied to Mrs. Pankhnest and Mrs Tuletad and joint attorneys for a vote for women. The readable portion hints at March discussions and a year-long ongoing effort involving the Lawrences.
Senate obituary note on Dr Harvey W. Wiley
Washington March report notes the senate renewal of the resignation of Dr Harvey W. Wiley, head of the Pure Food Bureau, amid a brief tribute by Representative Arnold Maria of New Jersey. Senator Gallinger objected, ending the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harvay W. Wiley
United Soutea
Amnald Maria
New Jerney
Gallinger
Elan Steamship Aims Reported Loss Near Capetown
In Wamburg on March 22 a fragmentary report says the steamship Aigsbore, which departed New York February 22 for Capetown, encountered rough seas and possible damage. The vessel carried a crew of 39 men and is feared lost or not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamburg
Feny
Aigsbore
New York
Capestown
Giangtor
Nan
Government Ends Case Against Sugar Trust Men
New York reports after 16 days of testimony the government rested its case against John Le Parsons Washington B. Thomas and other American Sugar Refining directors for alleged Sherman Act violations The defense plans to seek dismissal of indictments and may offer testimony Monday The trial touched on conspiracy claims related to Adolph Segal and Sugar Trust loans including a $1 28 million loan and ensuing disputes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John LE. Parsons
Washington B. Thomas
American Sugar Resting Company
Havng
Gugar
Rust
Adolph Segal
Bennaylwatt Sugar Refining Company
Gustave I. Kissell
Autumn and Winter Coats Length Debated in NYC Meeting
New York March 22 Women’s coats will be thirty two inches long next autumn and winter, according to the Sull Designers association after a two day convention. The debate over whether lengths should be forty two or thirty two inches consumed much of the proceedings, with the presiding officer repeatedly calling for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sull Designers’ Association
Novy
Norra
Inge Bosamn
Ravel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connell’s
Butte
Copenhagen
Our & Men’s
Holland Linen
Andar
Gifford Pinchot
Woshington
Committee On Panelons
McCumber
Torah
Lodge
Bradley
Heyburn
Brown
Smith
Michigan
Bow Street Pollce Court
Women’s Social and Pulitives Union
Great Falls
Black Eagle Commandery
Knights Templars
B. 2
Calking
Buite
Ainte
Elan Steamsieip
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!